Rats, Kuch En Bonen/Rosamunde - J. Vejvoda

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Rattlesnake Rhumba - Travis J. Weller

Bright, lively and extremely appealing, this spellbinding Latin-flavored concert work displays all the harmonic color and syncopated rhythms one expects to find in this popular style. The wide range of percussion instruments add to the exotic flavor and overall hypnotic effect that the alluring melodies create. The intriguing title has a double meaning in that the music is in the style of a sultry rhumba and rhumba is also a term used for a group of rattlesnakes.

Rauschendes Bchlein

Ravanello March - W. Joseph

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Ravel's Pavane - Maurice Ravel

Raven (The Trickster) - Bob Baker

From a song shared by Squamish First Nation artist and performer Bob Baker, comes this distinctive work for concert band shaped by Robert Buckley that will allow your students to experience the music of one of North America'sFirst Peoples. Raven flows from a playful pentatonic melody and uses falloffs to imitate the original vocal style of the Eagle Song Dancers.

Ravensgate - Carl Strommen

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Ravenswood - W. Rimmer

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Ravenswood - William Rimmer

Ravinia Overture - John Tatgenhorst

John Tatgenhorst's exiting new work is a musical tribute to one of America's greatest summer music venues, Ravinia, which is home to the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Written in four short movements, the opening Pastorale conveys the beauty and serenity of the grounds. Fanfare announces an exciting concert prelude. Promenade is a short spirited march which leads to the majestic Finale which is thematically linked to the opening motives.